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Outsmartin
Martin

For the last sports quiz of the semester a

prize of a free room is being offered courtesy of

Jim Young (yes the Jim Young of B-C: Lion fame
at the Royal Towers Hotel. Write down as many
answers as you Can get,
paper along with your name , address and phone

if any, on a sheet of

APRIL 13, 1983

Pool Sharks

Peter Dobson and Serge
Score who attended Douglas
College, are on their way to
Isreal and England at the end
of April.

Dobson, a part time student
in Geography, and Score, a
full time student with five

) courses, swim for the Hyak

Swim Club in New Westmin-
ster and recently competed in

‘the Canadian Winter National

Swimming

Championships,
haeld at the Canada Games

number, drop it off at the O.P, The winner will Pool.
be notified. In case of a tie aname will be drawn... The top two finishers qual-

You'll need 3 to qualify |

Good luck

You'll need it !

1, What was the score in the
first regular season Montreal
,Expo game and who did they
play?
2.Which Montreal radio sta-
tion carries the Expos’ games
and who are the regular play
by play commentators?

3. What team did Babe Ruth
play for when he broke into
the majors?
4. What is the infield fly rule?
5. Who scored the first touch-
down in Montreal’s Olympic
Stadium and who threw the
pass?

6. Name all the quarterbacks
who wore #14 in the Super-
bowl?

7. Who won the Heisman
trophy in 1981?

8. What state does Larry
Holmes come from?

9. The Kentucky Derby is held
at Churchill downs; who was
the first manager of that race
track?

10. Which players on the 1972

Super Series team played for

the Montreal Canadians at one
time or another?

 

If no one wins I get to keep the

     
   
 
     
   
   
    
 
     

nights.

      
   
   
   
       

Guest artist night

prize and outsmartin you.

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ify for a meet that will be held
in Isreal, and in the Leeds
England against the British
and Russian teams.

Peter Dobson made the sel-
ection by finishing second for
a silver in his best event, the
400m Individual Medley. The
person who finished ahead of
Dobson was Alex Bauman, the
fastest person in the world in
that event.

Serge Score finished second
in his two best events, 100 and
200m breatstroke, for Score,
the person who finished ahead
of him is also the fastest in the
world in both events.

Two other swimmers from
Douglas College, also on the

- Hyaks are Bruce Berger, who

had it tough going into the
meet due to the heavy training
(he was doing 100,00 metres a
week) yet, Bruce managed to
tie for a bronze in the 400m
Freestyle.5th in 1500m free
style, 16th in 200m free.
Brian Metcalf, who also
swims breastroke, swam to
best times, but failed to make

  

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any finals. Brian retired after
the meet and is now a full time
coach at the Hyak Swim Club.

Both Dobson and Score
qualified for the World Stu-
dent games, held in Edmonton
this summer yet they will de-
cline selection to this team for

they will be setting — their
sights (Berger also) on Canad-
ian Summer Nationals, which
will be the trials for the Pan
Am Games in Venezuela and
the Pan Pacfic Games in Tok-

yo.

by Monique Dobson

 

 

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Walk For Your Life

On Saturday, March 23, at
12:00 p.m., Vancouver will be
holding its annual Peace
March, starting in Kitsilano
and proceeding to Sunset
Beach.
Gueat speakers include Rear
Admiral Eugene Carroll, the
Deputy Director of the Center
for Defense Information,
Washington, D.C., and the
United Church Minister,
Morar MacFarlane Murray-
Hayes who will speak on wo-
men’s rights in Nuclear Dis-
armament. :
Entertainment is being pro-
vided by Holly Near and Ron-

nie Gilbert, and some other

local bands.

The sponsors for this event
are a coalition of about 130
organizations consisting of la-
bour groups, students, tea-
chers, various businesses,
etc., called ‘‘End, The Arms
Race’. Further information
can be obtained by phoning
their office at 736-2366.

The purposes of this Peace
March are for mutual nuclear
disarmament, elimination of
nuclear weapons, reallocation
of military spending for peace-
time efforts and construction,
not destruction.

 

 

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WEIGHTLIFTING IS ESSENTIAL !

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MINIMUM OF 40 OUNCES ADAY THEN YOU DON'T BECOME
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